Sentence examples for perhaps to be able from inspiring English sources

Less likely perhaps to be able to say no to the club's international star, his future with the club uncertain".

The most logical explanation, according to the team: We use perfumes to amplify our own natural scents, perhaps to be able to signal our immune systems "from a longer distance," says Milinski, who is now at the Max Planck Institute for Limnology in Plön, Germany.

It therefore seems that tumor cells may become addicted to p38 MAPK signaling, perhaps to be able to tolerate homeostatic control deficiencies and the kind of permanent stressful conditions in which they have to thrive.

During winter testing, it looked to be the most likely mid-field team to improve, and perhaps even to be able to challenge for podiums.

Some people say perhaps we ought to be able to charge more for this very special high-bandwidth connectivity.

Certainly it's enjoyable, and perhaps even cathartic, to be able to say angry and sarcastic things to someone who has hurt or disappointed us.

Perhaps he wanted to be able to control the car from the front?

Perhaps most significantly, they want to be able to move freely – something they still cannot do.

But perhaps there are limits to being able to talk about not being angry without eventually losing your cool.

If only we could coerce one of the sitters to return, or perhaps be able to find a new one.

"It is a painful thought to me that you may perhaps never be able to learn anything about our fate".